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Luxury Experience to Bolivia
Remote, unexplored, and unspoiled, it’s as if Bolivia has distilled all of South America’s
most dramatic landscapes into one truly breathtaking space.
From needle-sharp Andean peaks to glaringly white salt flats, the extraordinary landscapes of this country are worth
exploring up close and personal. Be prepared to embrace an otherworldly sense of adventure as you take in the contrasting
natural wonders with Bolivia Travel.
CROSS THE
Stunning Andes of Bolivia
Bolivia is one of South America’s best kept secrets, with landscapes to marvel at and explore, cities that sit in the heavens,
and a rich cultural history to immerse yourself in. The “Tibet of South America” has a diverse range of wild frontiers to
sweep you off your feet!
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Experience Bolivia
CULTURE1 / 5
High in the Bolivian Andes, the Aymara people have lived on the Lake Titicaca plateau as early as 500 BC, one of the earliest recorded tribes in South America! Known for their skilled adaptation to the high elevation, from agricultural techniques to their masterfully hand woven reed boats used to navigate and cultivate Lake Titicaca. Over thirty-six different ethnic groups are officially recognized in Bolivia, the two largest are the Aymara people and the Quechua people.
ADVENTURE2 / 5
Swim through the Amazon River and see what exotic new friends you can make as you wade through the refreshing streams. Wild pink river dolphins make the Amazon their home, and during a tour of the wetlands, guests may have an opportunity to take a dip in the rainforest waters. Brave divers who choose to take the plunge may get the once-in-a-lifetime experience of swimming with these friendly aquatic neighbors, and potentially even a few piranhas.
NATURE3 / 5
Luxuriate in the bliss of peaceful Bolivian backdrops, unusual landscapes, and a versatile array of wildlife to observe. One of the most beloved places amongst travelers is Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the world. A vast sheet of white, glistening stretch across this altiplano, which is visible even from outer space! The surrounding landscape is just as notable, so travelers can enjoy the stunning scenery regardless over one or multiple days.
GASTRONOMY4 / 5
As you move from one region to another, the cuisine transforms with the locale. If savory tamales are something you enjoy, be sure to try Humitas, a sweet version served for breakfast with sweetcorn, cinnamon, sugar, raisins, and even sweet cheese! Or, while you explore the city of La Paz, grab a Chola Sandwich which uses traditional pork with a crispy skin, chilis, onions, and tomatoes. The perfect bite to grab and go.
WELLNESS5 / 5
If you’re in search of a less out-of-the-box wellness retreat, enjoy several days of meditation in Santa Cruz where the natural world will inspire inner peace and relaxation. With yoga in the Amazon, holistic medicinal products, and natural swimming pools are just a few of the luxurious, natural experiences to help any traveler seeking a rejuvenating vacation find physical and spiritual healing.
BROWSE THROUGH SAMPLE
Signature Bolivia Itineraries
Our custom-designed itineraries are suited to the needs and
preferences of each traveler, every time.
Bolivia is an ideal getaway for a private tour full of exciting adventures, hand-selected by our team of travel experts.
But, before we begin planning, we do have a collection of popular itineraries that serve as an excellent source of
inspiration. Browse through our selection of luxury travel plans to get an idea of all that is waiting for you in Bolivia.
LUXURY BOLIVIA TRIP
13D / 12N
Set off on a luxury trip to Bolivia for two weeks of history, culture, and adventure. Explore the highlights of cities teeming with life from…
JOURNEY TO THE UYUNI SALT FLATS
7D / 6N
Set off on a luxury trip to Bolivia to stand in the presence of the awe-inspiring Uyuni Salt Flats. Explore strange and stunning…
LA PAZ & THE ISLAND OF TITICACA
5D / 4N
Uncover one of the most unique cultures in South America with a trip to the world’s highest navigable lake. This luxury trip to…
DISCOVER THE
Best Time To Travel
Bolivia’s climate is defined significantly by its topography, even more so
than by the changing seasons.
May through to October is usually the ideal time of year to visit Bolivia, since the dry season
features blue skies, as well as easy access to roads and outdoor activities. Not to mention, the
dense Amazonian region becomes a little less hot and humid, with intermittent periods of cooler
weather due to cold fronts that blow up from Patagonia.
BEST MONTHS TO VISIT
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WHAT TO SEE AND DO1 / 5
A trip to the Uyuni Salt Flats Experience an encounter with surreal geography feels like you’ve stepped onto an icy planet. Striking white plains extend beyond the horizon, creating an ocean of blank space that, at times, feels eerily empty. A private tour will slowly reveal the life forms that make these flats their home! Rare species of hummingbirds flutter around the pink flamingos resting in the lagoons, surrounded by ancient cacti and unique rock formations which all make this diverse and obscure location a stunning site to explore!
WHAT TO SEE AND DO2 / 5
Bike down Yungas Road Feel your adrenaline pumping as you taken on “Death Road”. Cycle along a cliffside that was carved into the Andes as a means of transportation, now used by locals and tourists alike for thrilling adventures and daily commutes! The road cuts across about forty miles of mountain, so the lengthy trek will be full of heart pounding challenges. But, with excellent guides serving as your safety team, this is an ideal adventure for travelers who want once-in-a-lifetime views and indescribable thrills!
WHAT TO SEE AND DO3 / 5
Walk among dinosaurs in Torotoro National Park Tour the remains of a prehistoric jungle that once sat seaside, but now sits at 2,600 meters (8,530 feet) above sea level, and discover the unique collection of fossilized dinosaur footprints from the Cretaceous Period! A nearby town also provides a quaint resting point, full of locals who take great pride in the awe-striking scenery in their backyard.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO4 / 5
Tour the charming island of Isla del Sol A strip of land on Lake Titicaca that is known as the birthplace of the sun god, and where the powerful Incan Empire was conceived before growing into an American dynasty. Sail a short way from Copacabana to discover the innovative techniques used by the island’s native inhabitants to survive throughout the empire in such an isolated location. Stay overnight, and see how local communities carry on ancient traditions today in this small and stunning destination.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO5 / 5
Find yourself in the sensational Valley of the Moon The location earns its intriguing name for sites that resemble lunar cliffs and caverns, shaped by centuries of erosion. A brief day trip from La Paz to this geological site offers jaw-dropping views that seem too bizarre to be real. Astronaut Neil Armstrong even said during his visit that the park reminded him of his own travels to Earth’s moon, which is rumored to be how the Valley got its official new name in 1969.
WHERE TO EAT1 / 5
Gustu Sourcing ingredients from Bolivia’s native pantry, Gustu is a true example of delightful Bolivian gastronomy, led by chef Marisa Taha with support from internationally acclaimed restaurateur, Claus Meyer. This team aims to change the world with food. Opening the Gustu School gave many underprivileged youth to partner with the restaurant and build a sustainable career path. As one of South America's best restaurants, their positive community efforts are the cherry on top of an excellent meal.
WHERE TO EAT2 / 5
Ali Pacha Proof that fine dining can be entirely plane based. Your body will be thanking you for dining here, both because of the exquisite contemporary menu, and the nourishment received from such carefully crafted recipes. Rather than treating food as a product, Ali Pacha teaches its diners that food is part of a greater story that includes us and our environment, allowing you to enjoy a culinary experience that is proactively supporting the surrounding ecosystems.
WHERE TO EAT3 / 5
Mi Chola Dishes once lost to time deserve to be reintroduced and celebrated. After studying cuisine and hospitality in Europe, Miguel Ángel Fernández returned to Bolivia anxious to get to work on his own restaurant. Rather than devise new dishes, Mi Chola is reinterpreting Bolivian gastronomy and reviving dishes lost to time. While the menu brings traditional recipes into a contemporary space, the menu is an authentic historic account of Bolivian cuisine.
WHERE TO EAT4 / 5
Ancestral Uniting Bolivian produce with an impressive wood fired grill, creating smokey and savory flavors. The concept lends itself perfectly to celebrating heartier dishes such as pure Bolivian ribeye steaks and mouth-watering burgers, but there are absolutely lighter options like Amazonian paiche or rich grilled artichokes. The charming space invites guests to feel at home while enjoying the warm flame on one side of the dining room, and the fresh herb garden on the other.
WHERE TO EAT5 / 5
Popular Cocina Boliviana After earning a reputation for their seasonally inspired three course menus, guests will quickly learn that Popular Cocina Boliviana is one of the most sought after restaurants in the city. The trio of owners here have used the restaurant as an evolving space to question the identity of Bolivian gastronomy. By digging into the history of their home country, the kitchen is planting firm roots as an institution to enjoy authentic recipes for years to come.
WHERE TO STAY1 / 4
Luna Salada Hotel, Uyuni Tucked against the edge of the Uyuni Salt Flats is the lavish Luna Salada Hotel. The natural beauty is truly unbelievable here, with structures built almost entirely out of salt. Outside your windows are the breathtaking, white expanses of the salt flats. Inside the hotel, one feels transported to a comfortable ancient palace, full of authentic Andean decor and locally sourced textiles. When you check in to Luna Salada, it becomes infinitely easier to check out from the stressful daily life, finding true peace at this Bolivian sanctuary.
WHERE TO STAY2 / 4
Hacienda Cayara, Cayara Stay in a historic 16th century hacienda surrounded by a serene natural landscape just outside the city of Potosi. Hacienda Cayara is a delightful home away from home that allows guests to see the city one day, and escape to Cayara the next. The property has been preserved and renovated to provide you a comfortable, yet historic escape. An onsite farm produces fresh vegetables and milk for the nearby city, and with a museum attached there are both environmental and educational benefits to discover whilst staying here!
WHERE TO STAY3 / 4
Atix Hotel, La Paz Intentionally built to immerse guests in the Andean Valley, Atix stands as a breathing piece of art in the city skyline. The property’s restaurant, Ona, celebrates the biodiversity of Bolivia with traditional culinary artforms for a fine dining experience that meets the high expectations to match the hotel services. A portion of all reservation proceeds are donated to Alalay Foundation, a company on the mission to improve living conditions for children and families at a high-risk of poverty throughout the region.
WHERE TO STAY4 / 4
Hotel de Su Merced, Sucre A charming 18th century boutique hotel originally served as an opulent mansion in the heart of Sucre, but has since been converted, offering travelers a highly curated, private stay for their trip to Bolivia. Lounge on their rooftop terrace which overlooks Sucre and the stunning cathedral! Enjoy breakfast in their European inspired courtyard, which makes one feel like you’ve been transported to an authentic Andalusian patio in the middle of Spain.
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